We start our first visit to London by exploring the world-famous British Museum - second-most visited museum in the world after the Louvre in Paris (which is visited on our Paris trip). The British Museum contains historical artifacts from around the world, including Ancient Egypt (e.g. the Rosetta Stone), Greece and Rome. We then head to the Houses of Parliament via Trafalgar Square, then on to the London Eye.

Our second London trip starts at the famous South Kensington museums - the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum. Students have the option of visiting the luxurious Harrods department store before we go on to our tour of Buckingham Palace, the Queen's Official London residence and most famous working palace in the world. We end the day with a West End theatre show.

This long trip takes us to South West England, to visit the prehistoric Stonehenge and Roman city of Bath - both World Heritage sites. Archeologists believe Stonehenge was built over 4000 years ago, probably as an ancient burial ground - but because no written records were left there is lots of debate over how and why Stonehenge was built. Bath became a Roman spa town in 60 AD, with beautiful Georgian architecture built around 400 years ago. Our tour of the Roman Baths will teach us about its historic and cultural significance.

We start our last trip to London with the Tate Modern art gallery, before climbing St Paul's Cathedral and going on to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge - historic symbols of London. We end with a private dinner cruise and party on the River Thames.